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failing or refusing to provide a breath sample for roadside testing.

refusing to submit to a breath test for alcohol.

having care and control of a vehicle while your ability is impaired by alcohol or drugs.

The licence will be suspended if a driver is convicted of any of the following Criminal Code offences: The court can order a longer suspension if it believes that keeping you off the road will improve safety. fourth time offenders convicted of are prohibited from driving for life with no possibility of reinstatement.Ĭonvictions will remain on your driver’s record/abstract for a minimum of ten (10) years.third Criminal Code offence will get a lifetime prohibition with the possibility of reinstatement after 10 years.second Criminal Code offence, the drivers licence will be prohibited for three years.

Where a driver has been charged with a drinking and driving offence and after the ninety (90) days have past the driver can get their drivers licence back while awaiting trial.ĭrivers will receive a one-year licence suspension the first time they are convicted of a Criminal Code offence. It is an administrative suspension and is separate from any criminal charges or prosecution that may also take place.Īn administrative monetary penalty is also imposed on drivers who receive an ADLS of a one hundred and eighty (180) dollar licence reinstatement fee. This suspension takes effect while you are still at the roadside or at the police station.

If you fail or refuse to perform physical coordination tests or to submit to a drug evaluation when required by police.

If you fail or refuse to give a breath, blood, oral fluid or urine sample when asked by police can are charged with refusing a breathalyzer test.

If your Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) is more than 80 milligrams in 100 millilitres of blood (.08) and the police charge you with Drive over 80 mgs.

Under the Highway Traffic Act of Ontario your licence will be suspended immediately for ninety (90) days under the Administrative Driver’s Licence Suspension (ADLS) when